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Shiv Engineering began in 1996 with two lathe machines and a commitment to precision, founded by Ramesh, Kanu, and Dilip Patel. From its early work supporting FAG Bearing in Germany, the Vadodara company has grown into a 85-plus-person engineering manufacturer serving demanding industrial projects in more than 24 countries. Its history includes supplier approvals for India’s nuclear-power program and global work for companies such as GE and Andritz Hydro.
Born from founder John Joseph’s homemade 1982 shot-return system, Shoot-A-Way designs and manufactures basketball shooting machines in the USA. Its signature Gun machines automatically return made and missed shots for high-repetition training, with newer models adding performance analytics and game-like decision training. The company stress-tests its equipment at its Just Hoops R&D facility, and Joseph was inducted into the Ohio Basketball Hall of Fame in 2018 as a contributor to the game.
Known for making its range materials in Ohio, Shooting Range Supply serves commercial and personal shooting-range builders with recycled-rubber protection products. Its ballistic tiles are 100% American made, and the company also supplies clean rubber media for selected recreational and agricultural uses.
Mark Gordon, a former U.S. Marine and trained gunsmith, founded Short Action Customs in 2009 as a one-man shop serving precision rifle shooters. The Wellington company has since grown into a CNC-equipped operation with nearly 20 acres and an on-site 860-yard range, where its team tests rifle work and develops products for the shooting community.
Established in 1999, Short Run Machine Products makes precision-machined and fabricated metal parts in Ashtabula, Ohio. Its shop combines CNC milling and turning with large-format waterjet, plasma, and laser cutting, handling work from short-run components to heavy plate parts. The company identifies itself as a U.S. manufacturer and is led by president Scott Ray.
Cleveland native Roderick Jackson runs Shots By Rod as a visual-arts studio producing commercial and editorial photography, film, and creative direction. After studying photography in Boston and working in New York City for a decade, Jackson returned home to manage the arts through Cleveland Sky Studios. The business also creates custom hand-tufted decorative rugs through its Rugs by Rod venture.
Shrock Prefab fabricates prefabricated cold-formed steel building panels and provides associated engineering and project coordination. Founder Joseph Shrock began panelizing wood commercial buildings in the early 1990s before the company transferred that experience to load-bearing metal framing; it now operates a 160,000-square-foot facility in Loudonville, Ohio. The company describes its roots as firmly planted in Amish faith and tradition and has completed projects across the Midwest, South, and East.
Shurco is a Yankton, South Dakota–headquartered manufacturer of cargo covering, cargo control and containment systems, serving customers for more than 70 years. Its products support agriculture, construction, transportation, waste, rail and industrial markets, and its global operations include 19 facilities and a network of strategic distribution partners.
Founded in 1971 as Synsor Corporation, Shuttle Systems has spent four decades developing educational furniture from its headquarters in Mason, Ohio. The company is known for early work bringing multimedia support into classrooms and libraries, and now serves K–12 learning environments nationwide with adaptable furniture built for daily school use.
From its headquarters in Bad Bleiberg, Austria, Sico Technology GmbH processes high-purity silicon, quartz and ceramics into custom components for the semiconductor industry. Founded in 1981, the company has grown to nearly 150 employees across Austria, the United States and Singapore, combining research and development with series production. Its patented silicon-injector process is designed to reduce particle contamination and extend furnace operation between replacements.
Founded in Bad Bleiberg in 1981, Sico Technology GmbH processes high-purity silicon, quartz and ceramics into components for the semiconductor industry. Its Austrian headquarters combines research and development with production, while the group operates across Austria, the United States and Singapore with nearly 150 employees. Sico is also known for a patented silicon injector designed to reduce particle defects and extend furnace operating time.
Sideswipe Brewing is an independent Columbus microbrewery making dynamic craft beers from a small operation in the city’s industrial west side. Its frequently changing portfolio ranges from approachable German-style ales to distinctive releases such as the lightly smoked Elegant Hoodlum stout, while the brewery’s taproom adds an arcade, pinball and a patio along the Camp Chase Trail. Sideswipe marked its sixth anniversary in 2020, placing its founding in 2014.
Sidney Manufacturing Company traces its roots to 1859, when Philip Smith operated as a founder and machinist in Sidney, Ohio. The company is known for a grain-handling machinery line it says has remained in continuous operation longer than any other in the United States, serving bulk-material industries across the country and an expanding overseas market.
From its technology center and main production site in Mülheim, Germany, SIEBTECHNIK TEMA designs and manufactures equipment and systems for solid-liquid separation and bulk-material processing. Part of a globally active, family-owned group, the company has built its work around decanter and centrifuge technology while also supplying screening, sampling and laboratory solutions. Customized equipment and OEM support have been central to the business for more than 100 years.
Siemens is a global technology company that combines the real and digital worlds to support customer transformation. Its stated work spans industrial AI, automation, electrification and digitalization, with technologies used in factories, buildings and transportation. The company says its history dates to 1847 and reports regional headquarters, innovation hubs and manufacturing facilities across more than 200 countries.
Founded in February 2000, Sierra Giant Scale manufactures scale landing gear and related hardware for serious giant-scale model-aircraft builders. The Brunswick, Ohio company is particularly focused on aircraft-specific pneumatic retracts and custom-machined components, including 6061-T6 aluminum forks and wheel covers made to customer prints or specifications.
Sierra Lobo is a Hispanic-American-owned small business founded in 1993, with more than three decades supporting demanding aerospace missions from its Fremont, Ohio, base. The company is known for helping NASA, defense agencies, and commercial aerospace customers solve difficult engineering problems, particularly in propulsion and cryogenics. Sierra Lobo is ISO 9001:2015- and AS9100D-certified.
Founded in 1963, privately owned Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) engineers and integrates aerospace and national-security systems, from modified aircraft and airborne intelligence platforms to open-architecture technologies for connected defense operations. Headquartered in Nevada, the company has grown into a global operation spanning more than 40 locations, with nearly 5,000 scientists, engineers and other professionals. SNC is particularly distinctive for combining aircraft modernization with secure ISR and tactical systems, including its RAPCON-X aerial ISR platform and digital command-and-control technologies.
Since 1959, SIFCO Applied Surface Concepts has supplied selective electroplating and anodizing services, chemical solutions, and equipment for repairing and enhancing localized areas of critical components. Based in Independence, Ohio, the Quaker Houghton company pairs portable SIFCO Process® brush plating with job-shop and on-site service, helping customers address repairs without sending large parts through an immersion tank. Its global network supports applications ranging from aerospace repairs to power-generation maintenance, with quality systems certified to ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, and AS9100 D.
Founded in 1913, Cleveland-based SIFCO Industries makes performance-critical forged and machined components for aerospace, defense and energy customers. Its two U.S. facilities pair closed- and open-die forging with integrated finishing, while its Orange operation specializes in precision near-net-shape aluminum forgings and assemblies. SIFCO supplies components ranging from aircraft structural parts to turbine hardware and maintains ISO 9001:2015, AS9100D and NADCAP accreditations.